The kernel makes heavy use of inline functions. In many cases, inline expansion of functions is necessary; some of these functions employ various sorts of assembly language trickery that must be part ...
Many of Kotlin's language innovations are about how you can use functions. As well as being able to use standalone "classical" functions, Kotlin also provides function expression and references, which ...
Kernel programmers tend to like inline functions. They resemble C macros, in that they result in code inserted directly into the calling function, with no added function call overhead. But, unlike ...
inline _C3DTVector vectorInterpolate(const _C3DTVector a, const _C3DTVector b, const float interpolation) { _C3DTVector r; r.x = a.x*interpolation + b.x*(1 ...
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